Review: The Brimstone Deception by Lisa Shearin
This is my last SPI novel. It has lost the fun of the first novella and novel but never transitioned to a more serious urban fantasy. The whole series just flopped.
Format: Audiobook
Review: Sweep in Peace by Ilona Andrews
Gertrude Hunt will be hosting an intergalactic summit between three warring factions and like Caldania, I was looking forward to seeing some action. Book 2 was definitely more exciting than the first book and still an enjoyable story.
Review: Clean Sweep by Ilona Andrews
This story was certainly not as exciting as a Kate Daniels novel, but it was still a very enjoyable story with its own interesting world building. The very premise of the story opens up the possibility for future stories and characters.
Audiobook Review: Rock Redemption by Nalini Singh
Rock Redemption is a painfully beautiful, rip-your-heart-out romance. I saw several reviews discussing how this story will rip open your emotions and it is all true. You will feel all the pain and torment as Kit and Noah try and work through their love for each other and Noah’s dark past.
Audiobook Review: Alone with Mr. Darcy by Abigail Reynolds
This started out very promising and I liked the Darcy/Elizabeth scenes but some of the changes didn’t always make sense and there was a lot of nonsensical misunderstandings keeping Darcy and Elizabeth apart.
Audiobook Review: Undeath and Taxes by Drew Hayes
Fred and the gang are back for more adventures. I was so excited when this story was finally released back in July, but I had to hold out for the audiobook which was just released. Kirby Heyborne did such a great job bringing this series to life for me, I had to hold out to hear his presentation.
Audiobook Review: The Spring Bride by Anne Gracie
I have enjoyed this series, but I found it hard to connect with Jane. She is considered the true beauty of the group but unlike her sister or her parents, she didn’t want love. She wanted security. She came off very mercenary and a bit stupid.
Audiobook Review: On the Hunt by A. Ivy, R. Zanetti, D. Duvall and H. Jayne
How can I hate a book that features four of my favorite authors? Sorry, I can’t. When I saw my first promo for this anthology, I knew it was a must have.
Audiobook Review: Magic Burns by Ilona Andrews
Updated: As I get more into this series, I have gone back to the audiobooks, but I found the world building on top of the obscure legends and myths introduced in these first few books to be too much to focus on for audiobooks. I would recommend reading the first two novels and then switching over.
Audiobook Review: Magic Bites by Ilona Andrews
Updated: You should read the first two books and you can pick up audiobook again after you become more familiar with the world building and the characters.
